Izetbegovic: War can only start in the Balkans if Serbia wants to

“I think the war in the Balkans is over, unless Serbian leaders decide otherwise, because it was never before”, Izetbegovic said at a news conference in Sarajevo.

He said he was in contact with Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic and Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq.

“have brought bias against individuals and they were an opportunity to extract a mortgage from the people and ensure a reconciliation process, but Serbian and Croatian politicians did not use this chance by failing to solidify with the victims, they denied those judgments,” said Izetbegovic.

He estimated that Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik was the most affected by this year's interest in Bosnia and Herzegovina, adding that Dodik is the <x0 rotation teacher, who controls the media and the banking sector and that he lives very well”, reports “Ventines”, the Periscopi broadcast.

“Dodiku continued to undermine the Dayton Peace Accords, continued to violate laws and decisions on Bosnia and Herzegovina's entry into NATO, preventing Bosnian children from learning their language, releasing statements on Bosnian returnees... Dodik ended up on the black list of state and would end up in Bosnia and Herzegovina courts for statements about returns and the involvement of Alija Izetbegovic” said Izetbegovic.

Speaking of Dodik's meetings with Croatian Democratic Union President Dragan Covovic, Izetbegovic estimated that unconfirmed things were being negotiated over this and that Bosniaks could not be excluded from the agreement.. /Periscopi/